About
Built by clinicians, engineers, technologists and designers
Clutter brings together clinical expertise, immersive technology and product design to transform how neck dysfunctions are measured, trained and understood.
Why Clutter exists
Better decisions begin with better data.
For decades, clinicians have relied on symptoms, observation and patient feedback to guide neck rehabilitation.
We founded Clutter to bring objective measurement, engaging rehabilitation and data-driven recovery together in one connected platform.
01
Clinical expertise
Rooted in research into: the stability system of the neck; pain; balance disturbances; visual disturbances and much more.
02
Objective assessment
Quantifies neck function with precise, repeatable measurements.
03
Immersive rehabilitation
Turns monotonous exercises into engaging experiences.
04
Outcome verification
Tracks progress and supports confident recovery decisions.
What drives us
Principles that guide what we build
Our approach combines clinical expertise, objective measurement and immersive technology to create rehabilitation experiences that are engaging, measurable and built for real-world outcomes.
Built on better data
Better decisions begin with better data.
Built for engagement
Immersive experiences encourage consistent recovery.
Grounded in science
Every solution is informed by clinical research and evidence.
Designed for the future
Building a scalable platform for the next generation of rehabilitation.
Our vision
A future where every rehabilitation decision is supported by objective data and engaging technology.
Our mission
Objective healthcare, data-driven decisions and better patient outcomes, built to be future-ready.
The team
The people behind Clutter & Odin Neck Games
EK
Dr. Eythor B. Kristjansson
Founder · Clinical research & rehabilitation
PA
Pétur Arnórsson
Product & experience
AA
Arnar Arnórsson
Technology
SS
Sölvi Sig
Brand & design
TG
Thorir Guðlaugsson
Software Engineering
MSc, Mathematical Modelling
MG
Dr. Magnus K. Gíslason
Mathematician · Bioengineer
Department of Bioengineering, Reykjavik University
Collaborative partners
The next step
Enter a new era of neck rehabilitation
Interested in clinical partnerships, pilot programs or technology collaborations?